
The Files That Will Never Be Declassified
永不解密的档案
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Explore more →Looking for Stories About the War Against Japan, No Bright Sword, No Spy Warfare, and No Special Forces Operations
Special operations are all small-time stuff. Can they wipe out several Japanese divisions in one go? They need a golden finger. Without one, how could they make a major impact in the War of Resistance? No matter how you write it, it wouldn't be realistic. I want something about commanding hundreds or thousands of tanks and heavy artillery, or using drones, missiles, and information warfare.
Military Novels Following the Red Army’s Long March Through to the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea
Looking for Strategic-Scale Warfare and All-Out Clashes
There are way too many novels on Tomato where the protagonist is a sneaky schemer. I like protagonists who fight head-on. Are there any like that? A score of 9 is fine. Please recommend some, thanks!
System, War of Resistance, Pocket Dimension
The Protagonist Becomes a Member of the Eighth Route Army, Then Returns to the Modern Day
Any stories where the protagonist transmigrates to the War of Resistance with a System, joins the Eighth Route Army, then returns to modern times and goes to Japan wearing an Eighth Route Army uniform?
Looking for Republican-Era Stories With Pocket Spaces, Martial Arts, and Fighting the Japanese
Set during the Republican era. The female lead travels all over the country, fights the Japanese invaders herself, and stores the things she takes from them in her spatial inventory. She's an absolute powerhouse.
Recommendations About Someone Who Transmigrates to the Red Army Era, Lives Through the War Against Japan, and Helps Build New China
Complete Anti-Japanese Espionage Novels of Over Three Million Words
Lighthearted, Funny Urban Slice-of-Life Novels
Spy Fiction No. 1, Debate Me If You Disagree!!!
I want books like *Spy War: I Can Actually Identify Spies (Spy War: The Deadly Ground)*.
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating to the Long March and Living Through Liberation
The Number One Soldier Novels
Looking for a Story Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Red Army Era and Stays Through the Founding of the Nation
The protagonist transmigrates to the start of the Red Army's Long March, fights in the war all the way through, and stays until the founding of the nation!
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating to the Long March and Helping the Red Army Rise
Any Novels About One Person Fighting the Japanese Invaders During the War of Resistance?
No Li Yunlong! Looking for a novel about someone who transmigrates to the War of Resistance against Japan and has a System.
Please Recommend Some Books!!!! Warlords! Real Warlords!!!! I’m Begging You!
Looking for books similar to *War of Resistance: I Have a Million Troops, and You Call Me a Division Commander?* I want something that stays close to history!!! And of course!!!! The Party has to be there too!!
Seeking Anti-Japanese War Novels, Preferably With Large-Scale Military Battles
Looking for books similar to The Bright Sword: A Corps Is Also a Corps. It would be better if the main army were a little larger.
Stories About Transmigrating to the Long March and Living Through Liberation
Looking for Tearjerkers About Fighting and Dying for One's Country
Period Novels About Transmigrating to Around 1940, with a Pocket Dimension or a System
Books About Someone Who Transmigrates to the Red Army Era
Looking for books similar to *Transmigrating Across the Xiang River*.
Any Stories About Building Up Power in Republican-Era China and Preserving It Into the Modern Day?
Looking for books similar to *Tomb Raiders: Building an Immortal Family Starting in the Republic of China Era*.
Looking for Anti-Japanese War Novels Set Against the Battles of Nanjing and Xuzhou
A Young Man Transmigrates to the War of Resistance with a Golden Finger and Military Gear
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I'm looking forward to a sequel, but it felt like it suddenly stopped at the end [face covering] The pace could be a little faster, and the whole book is definitely fine. The characterization and various descriptions are very detailed, and it's worth reading.
The writing is quite good, but the author overlooked one point. A novel is different from writing an article. It is not enough to have an outline. It must be flesh and blood, and it must have soul, attract readers, and arouse resonance. In order to be a good book. Does the author think what I said is true? If you find the bright spots, it will be a good work, come on!
A very good anti-Japanese novel
It is probably because the author who has been reported has finished writing in one go before updating. Very cool and beautiful. My hours don't lie
Not bad. No matter how good the book is, there are flaws. The details of the war are not bad. The losses after the war were not much at first. War is cruel after all, and it is a bit idealistic, but it is quite enjoyable. Keep up the good work. This is the most word count of comments since I read the book [smile] [smirk]
Be energetic and return to the war-torn Anti-Japanese War.
Among the Anti-Japanese War books I read, it was considered good, and there were no cheats. I felt pretty good in the early and middle stages. I didn't skip the chapter until I finished the Battle of Nanjing.
Brother, you are the first to dismantle and install first. Come and show me. Just like when you dismantle a TV, you first dismantle the casing. You put the inside of the shell first and you put it in for me.
Can't love love to generate electricity 😇 Give a five-star review first and then continue listening to the book...
Well enough. Simply to kill the Japanese. Almost nothing else has been done that could affect the course of history. The "baggage" at the beginning of the article is not dealt with at the end. I was warned by the Japanese [laughing evilly]